The 75th Annual Tony Awards are almost here! Broadway’s top honors will be handed out June 12 in a four-hour Radio City Music Hall ceremony that will be broadcast live via Paramount+ and CBS.

Playbill is here as always with a special printable ballot that will allow you to make your own picks if you’re playing from home. Download your official Playbill printable ballot here.

Following last year’s two-part broadcast shared by CBS and Paramount+, the 2022 Tony Awards will include an hour of exclusive programming streaming on Paramount+ from 7 PM ET, followed by the three-hour awards ceremony airing live on CBS and streaming simultaneously on Paramount+ (for premium-level subscribers only) from 8 PM ET, making this year’s ceremony the first in Tony Awards history to be available live nationwide. Oscar winner Ariana DeBose will host the awards ceremony, with the initial hour set to be hosted by POTUS‘ Julianne Hough and American Buffalo‘s Darren Criss.

Check Playbill throughout the evening for the latest in Tony Awards coverage, including a live feed from the red carpet on Instagram, an updating list of winners, a live blog with commentary from Playbill’s resident theatre experts, and more.

A Strange Loop is the most nominated production of the season with 11 nominations including Best Musical, Original Score, and Book of a Musical. Also leading the pack of nominees with 10 nominations each aree MJ The Musical and Paradise Square. The most nominated play of the season is The Lehman Trilogy with eight nods. See the full list of nominees here.

For all things Tony Awards, visit Playbill.com/Tonys.

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Tina Satter’s Is This A Room is coming to the big screen! The recently-announced movie adaptation will star Euphoria and White Lotus’s Sydney Sweeney as whistleblower Reality Winner, according to Deadline.

The actor will be joined by stage and screen actor Josh Hamilton, who starred in Broadway’s Proof, The Coast of Utopia, and Dead Accounts, and TV’s The Walking Dead, along with Marchánt Davis, who starred in The Public Theatre’s Ain’t No Mo and The Lincoln Center’s The Great Society.

Is This A Room interprets the transcript of the FBI interrogation of former Air Force intelligence specialist and government whistleblower Winner, who leaked an intelligence report about Russian interface in the 2016 United States elections. The show opened on Broadway October 11 at the Lyceum Theatre following its premiere during Vineyard Theatre’s 2019 Off-Broadway season.

The creative team includes producers Riva Marker Noah Stahl, Brad Becker-Parton, Greg Nobile; executive producers Ellyn Daniels, Daniel Ginsberg, Bill Way, Elliott Whitton, Eva Maria Daniels, Andrew Beck, Philipp Englehorn, and Satter; and co-producers David Duque-Estrada and Rita Walsh. The movie will feature a script adapted by Satter and James Paul Dallas.

Aedín Moloney and Colum McCann‘s Yes! Reflections of Molly Bloom begins preview performances at Irish Repertory Theatre June 8. The stage adaptation of James Joyce’s Ulysses will officially open June 15 on the W. Scott McLucas Studio Stage, and run through July 17. 

Moloney stars in the solo play as Molly Bloom, delving into the mysteries and affirmations that come with loss and love, as well as the choices available to a woman in early 20th century Dublin. Set in the early hours of June 17, 1904, Molly’s philandering husband returns home and Molly ruminates on the love they once shared through a reflective and unsentimental steam of consciousness.

Since reading Ulysses as a young girl, Moloney has developed her interpretation of Joyce’s Penelope chapter since then through performances of passages. With McCann’s encouragement, Moloney worked on the show’s development beginning with the audio recording “Reflections of Molly Bloom” in 2017. Following in 2019, Yes! Reflections of Molly Bloom made its world premiere at Irish Rep, and was produced for Irish Rep Online during the pandemic.

John Keating directs the production, which features original music by Paddy Moloney, scenic design by Charlie Corcoran, costume design by Leon Dobkowski, lighting design by Michael O’Connor, and sound design by M. Florian Staab. Jeff Davolt is the production stage manager.

For tickets and more information, visit IrishRep.org.